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Crying
for
a Vision and Other Essays
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Everyone
does
one or the other. Here at last is a book for those who
both struggle with the Muse and wrestle with the Angel.
"Steve
Scott
is a rare individual who combines
a
deep love and understanding of Scripture with a passion
for the arts." -Steve Turner, author, The
Gospel According to the Beatles.
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"Author, poet, and musician Steve Scott shares his thought-provoking views on the Bible and art ...a must read." -Chris
Well in CCM.
"Who
would
have expected a rock and roller to have much to say about
religion and the arts?... Steve Scott's book nudged at my
heart and mind.... It needs to be widely read...It is needed
in our post-grunge world."
-Joe
Tremblay, The Permanent
Things in a Bookcase.
"Crying
for
a Vision... lays out for the reader precisely why Steve
Scott's art has always been so strong.... His suggestions
for basic principles of artistry are profoundly and deeply
biblical. If you are an artist (or a pastor), or are simply
interested in art, it is imperative that you read and digest
this book."
-Kemper Crabb in HM. |
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Crying
for a Vision and Other Essays
"The primary audience for this book is the Christian artist. That said, I am a Christian but not an artist (at least not in the traditional sense); I work as a software engineer; but maybe I am a poet at heart because Steve Scott's book nudged at my heart and mind. His book needs to be widely read." - Joseph Tremblay at Amazon.com |
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Cross
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For
more information about Steve's album, "Cross My Heat",
Please
visit his blog (see link at the top of the page).
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